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IO Psychology in the News

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Dr. Abigail Folberg

"Conservative opponents of DEI may not be as colorblind as they claim" Read the story.

"Racism underlies seemingly race-neutral conservative criticisms of DEI statements among Black and White people in the United States" Read the story.

"Attacks on Baltimore's Mayor Are Just Racism in Disguise" Read the story.

"Tolerance of Homonegativity and Transnegativity Predicts Negative Evaluations of LGBT People and LGBT-Supportive Policies among U.S.-based Heterosexual, Cisgender Participants" (to be published in Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy)


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Dr. Sam Hunter

"Are terrorists creative and why do counterterrorism researchers care?" Watch the video,

"Key Players in Ukraine Conflict Embody Distinct Leadership Styles" Read the story.

"A Brave New Virual World" Read the story.

"Using Organizational Psychology to Understand the Domestic Violent Extremist Threat" Read the story.

Understanding Malevolent Creativity and Malign Application of Emerging Technology: How AI, the Metaverse, and Gaming Intersect Read the story.

Establishing Best Practices for Threat Assessment Measurements and Models Read the story.

Equifinality and the Key Role it Plays in Understanding the Future of Leadership Read the story.

The Future of Terrorist Use of Improvised Explosive Devices: Getting in Front of an Evolving Threat Read the story.


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Dr. William Kramer

"What can teams do now to improve virtual teamwork?" Watch the video.

"Working from Home Successfully" Read the story.

"The Evolution of Work from Anywhere" Read the story.

National Strategic Research Institute Fellow Feature Read the story.


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Dr. Roni Reiter-Palmon

Congratulations Dr. Reiter-Palmon on your lifetime achievement award from the American Psychological Association! The award will be presented at the 2024 APA convention. Read the story.

"Can everyone be creative or is creativity limited to a few people?" Watch the video.

"Working from Home Successfully" Read the story.


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Dr. Mahima Saxena

Ask the Experts: Changes in Unemployment Rate by State Read the story.

I-O Psychology and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): An Interview With Mahima Saxena Read the story.


"How can employers reduce work-related stress?"
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"The Evolution of Work from Anywhere" Read the story.


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